Tanker crash causes hazmat situation in Loudoun County

The driver of an SUV is in the hospital after a Wednesday morning crash involving a tanker. (Courtesy Loudoun County Fire and Rescue)
The driver of an SUV is in the hospital after a Wednesday morning crash involving a tanker. (Courtesy Loudoun County Fire and Rescue)
The driver of the tanker was uninjured but the tanker was damaged. (Courtesy Loudoun County Fire and Rescue)
The driver of the tanker was uninjured but the tanker was damaged. (Courtesy Loudoun County Fire and Rescue)
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The driver of an SUV is in the hospital after a Wednesday morning crash involving a tanker. (Courtesy Loudoun County Fire and Rescue)
The driver of the tanker was uninjured but the tanker was damaged. (Courtesy Loudoun County Fire and Rescue)

WASHINGTON — Virginia State Police are investigating a hazmat situation after an SUV and a tanker truck crashed in Loudoun County, causing the tanker to leak.

The incident occurred on around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday on West Colonial Parkway, just east of Route 704, police say.

The woman who was driving the SUV was flown to a hospital for treatment. Police say her injuries are not life-threatening.

The driver of the tanker was unharmed but the impact of the crash damaged the truck.

Below is a map of the area where police say the crash occurred.

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